Mimbly AB Chooses Ynvisible's Energy Efficient Displays for Its Sustainable Laundry Solution - Business Wire

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ynvisible Interactive Inc. (the "Company" or "Ynvisible") (TSX-V: YNV, FSE: 1XNA, OTCQB: YNVYF) is pleased to announce that Mimbly Ab, a Swedish GreenTech start-up that creates sustainable laundry solutions, has chosen Ynvisible's energy-efficient electrochromic displays as the display solution for its product the Mimbox.

Mimbly has developed the Mimbox, a solution that connects to washing machines to recycle water, save energy and capture microplastics. To offer a holistically sustainable product, Mimbly chose Ynvisible's energy-efficient and sustainable electrochromic displays as the display solution for its product. The Mimbox display communicates water savings to the users and instruct in the product's use. Ynvisible's segmented electrochromic displays allowed for seamless integration into the Mimbox device and offered high freedom of design of the display visuals and appearance within the product. Ynvisible provided Mimbly with prototyping services that helped implement the novel display technology into the Mimbox product and is ready to deliver industrial-scale production.

"The design, production and integration of Ynvisible's electrochromic displays into Mimbly's water-saving product highlights many of the advantages of electrochromics as a sustainable display solution that offers valuable freedom of design, and integrates well into today's low-power integrated electronics systems. As one of our first public references in the segmented electronic displays market space, the Mimbox case acts as a valuable stepping stone into an increasing number of sustainable electronic systems and as a door opener to many more use cases also in high volume consumer electronics," said Tommy Höglund, Ynvisible's VP of Sales and Marketing.

Mimbly is rolling out the Mimbox to twenty-two (22) of the Nordic region's largest property owners as part of a pilot program to show how the solution works. In the initial stage, Mimbly's customers are property owners, hotels, laundries and cleaning companies. Mimbly sees benefits in the scalability of Ynvisible's displays to higher volumes.

"Our clients are waiting for the first deliveries of the Mimbox. We will start industrial-scale production after the upcoming pilots. We've already found Ynvisible to be a great partner and value their services in design, system integration, prototyping through to production of the displays. It feels incredibly fun to be able to grow the company, with partners, who believe in the vision of plastic-free water in our nature," said Isabella Palmgren, CEO and co-founder.

About Mimbly

Mimbly is a green-tech start-up that wants to make the world wash smarter. The company - which originated from Chalmers University in Gothenburg - has developed a patented technology that recycles up to 70 percent of the water in washing machines and filters out microplastics. Additional information on Mimbly Ab is available at https://www.mimbly.se/

About Ynvisible Interactive Inc.

Ynvisible aims to be a leading company in the emerging printed and flexible electronics sector. Given the cost and power-consumption advantages over conventional electronics, printed electronics are a key enabler of mass adoption of the Internet of Things ("IoT") and smart objects. Ynvisible has the experience, know-how and intellectual property in electrochromic materials, inks, and systems. Ynvisible's interactive printed graphics solutions solve the need for ultra-low power, mass deployable, & easy-to-use electronic displays and indicators for everyday smart objects, IoT devices, and ambient intelligence (intelligent surfaces). Ynvisible offers a mix of services, materials and technology to brand owners developing smart objects and IoT products. Additional information on Ynvisible is available at www.ynvisible.com

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"Jani-Mikael Kuusisto", CEO, Ynvisible Interactive

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September 29, 2020 at 02:01PM
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Mimbly AB Chooses Ynvisible's Energy Efficient Displays for Its Sustainable Laundry Solution - Business Wire

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Mobile Team Brings Showers, Laundry To Homeless Pierce Residents - Puyallup, WA Patch

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PUYALLUP, WA — There is a new resource for those experiencing homelessness in Pierce County, and it has hit the streets running.

Friday at the South Hill Baptist Church, the New Hope Resource Center unveiled their new Mobile Resources Response Team — a mobile program that delivers necessary sanitation services straight to the people who need them most.

Here's how the program works. Three times a week, the Mobile Resources Response team will be dispatched to local churches or other sties across east Pierce County. The team brings with them a mobile shower trailer with three shower stalls, to help those in need clean off, and a mobile laundry trailer carrying four washer-dryers, to help them clean their clothes as well. The program was sponsored in part by Intellihot, a water heating manufacturer who donated tankless water heaters to aid in the creation of the mobile unit.

The New Hope Resource Center says the team will also offer visitors food kits, donated clothes and supplies, and try to connect them with additional resources and help them find more permanent housing.

Organizers say they believe the program will be especially helpful now, with the pandemic shutting down many basic sanitation services that homeless residents needed to keep clean and healthy.

"We're proud to be offering our tankless technology to help New Hope bring important health and hygiene services to the homeless in order to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19," said Intellihot CEO Sri Deivasigamani.

"A centralized building where large numbers of people congregate is no longer safe or feasible," said Cheryl Borden, President of Homeward Bound, parent nonprofit of New Hope Resource Center. "We needed to mobilize our services and to provide them throughout the region to smaller groups, closer to where they are to reduce congregating and enhance safe access to services for individuals and volunteers."

Now that the program has been launched, New Hope says they intend to expand services to include portable bathrooms, a handwashing station, and hopefully a health care professional on-site to perform immunizations and coronavirus tests.

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September 29, 2020 at 04:00AM
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Mobile Team Brings Showers, Laundry To Homeless Pierce Residents - Puyallup, WA Patch

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Gainesville Fire Rescue crews put out local laundry fire - WCJB

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Gainesville Fire Rescue crews put out a local laundry dryer fire Sunday evening.

Just before 8 p.m., GFR crews responded to a fire at DJ Coin Laundry where smoke was reported.

Firefighters found the fire was burning inside a dryer unit and put it out.

No one was in the building at the time.

No injuries were reported.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Copyright 2020 WCJB. All rights reserved.

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September 28, 2020 at 08:21PM
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Gainesville Fire Rescue crews put out local laundry fire - WCJB

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What is Laundry Stripping? - FOX 2 Detroit

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September 28, 2020 at 10:18PM
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Tampa laundry startup sued for alleged unpaid wages - Tampa Bay Business Journal

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Century Woman Charged After Burning Laundry Basket Near Her Mom's Home - NorthEscambia.com

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September 28, 2020

A Century woman was arrested after allegedly burning a laundry basket directly in front of her mother’s house.

Ashia Latara Brown, 28, was charged with leaving a fire unattended with visible flames and later released from the Escambia County Jail on a $1,000 bond.

According an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office arrest report, deputies had responded to three disturbances related to an ongoing feud between Brown and her mother. On the ECSO’s third trip to East Pond Stree, deputies arrived to find a plastic laundry basket filled with an unknown fabric fully engulfed in flames. A deputy used his fire extinguisher to put out the fire, which was about eight feet from the mother’s residence. There was no one tending the fire.

Brown emerged from the residence next door in a very agitated state and admitted something to the deputy, but her exact statement was redacted from the arrest report.

The mother told deputies that Brown had been walking in the street in front of her residence with a gas can and a hammer while screaming profanities and threats.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under FRONT TOP 

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September 28, 2020 at 12:25PM
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Century Woman Charged After Burning Laundry Basket Near Her Mom's Home - NorthEscambia.com

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Looking Out: Signs of autumn include cooler temps, falling leaves, heavier laundry - The Daily Telegram

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“ I QUIT!” says one of our cucumber plants.

“Me too!” say the others. The leaves turn brown, the stalks dry out and half-formed cucumbers turn yellow on the vine.

“I’m thinking of quitting too,” says a tomato plant, and all the others murmur assent, with a chorus of peppers joining in.

“I can fly!” exclaims a maple leaf, and it leaps from the top of a 50-foot tree, joining a few dozen redbud leaves already claiming space on the grass. Tragic.

“Food!” shouts a bee and zooms in to check out the dinner my beloved wife, Marsha, and I are enjoying on the porch. Soon, 27 of the bee’s cousins are attending the party. We hastily gather our dishes and run inside to the dining room table to finish our meal.

“I think I’ll go south for the winter,” says our thermometer as it plunges 10 degrees.

“Me too,” says a hummingbird lapping sugar water from the feeder. It flies off at 50 beats per second.

“Time to flex my muscles,” says our hibernating furnace, and soon the house is filled with the smell of a summer’s worth of burning dust from the beast.

Experiencing one season merge into another is one of the many joys of living in a temperate climate.

Some people complain about things like snow, ice and cold. About heat, humidity and sunburn. About leaf raking and garden spading and grass mowing.

I love the seasons. In my world, the only valid complaints are about heat, sunshine and blue jeans. I ignore the rest.

“Blue jeans,” you ask? “What about blue jeans?”

Ask my wife, Marsha, who does 87.3% of the laundry in our household.

All summer long, the hamper fills with sweaty T-shirts and shorts.

No socks — we wear sandals.

No long pants.

No long-sleeved shirts.

No blue jeans.

Then, autumn sneaks in, and it gets colder.

Now the poor hamper is groaning as it is stuffed with sweatshirts and socks .

The worst, however, is blue jeans.

The washing machine and dryer groan along with the hamper.

Marsha, being the sweet person she is, never complains. The chair in my bedroom receives stacks of neatly folded clothes every few days, and I dutifully put them away.

The “neatly folded” part is what restricts my laundry chores to 12.7%. I am incapable of neatly folding anything except a road map, and who uses road maps anymore?

Marsha is one of those rare people who can neatly fold a fitted sheet, so a few T-shirts and shorts are, for her, a simple task.

As autumn moves to winter and I finish my yard work — mowing, raking, pruning, cleaning out the vegetable garden, putting away hoses and planters and porch furniture, with help from my friend Justin — my time demands ease until snow starts to fall.

I read more books. I do more writing and woodworking. Marsha does more laundry.

Of all the laundry, what takes the most space? Blue jeans.

She never wears them. The blue jeans are mine.

They are the only flaw in the entire process of changing seasons. That and the return to rock-hard, store-bought tomatoes.

Jim Whitehouse lives in Albion.

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September 28, 2020 at 10:28AM
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Looking Out: Signs of autumn include cooler temps, falling leaves, heavier laundry - The Daily Telegram

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